No immediate relief in sight for high prices at the pumps
Anthony Ronzio, deputy director of the Governor’s Office on Policy Innovation and the Future, said Maine is vulnerable to energy markets.
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Memorial Day events scheduled throughout area
ELLSWORTH — The city of Ellsworth’s annual Memorial Day parade is scheduled for 10 a.m. on Monday, May 30. Line-up will be at the Moore Community Center on State Street. The parade is one of several events taking place Monday throughout the area. The following is partial listing: Addison Friends of the Church on the …
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Hancock County Divorces
The following divorces were granted in Ellsworth District Court: Timothy C. Baker of Franklin and Abbe K. Baker of Southwest Harbor. Married June 24, 2018, at Gotts Island. Heidi Curtis of Bangor and Rodney Seidell of Bucksport. Married Nov. 4, 2009, at Bangor. Nancy S. Crowe of Blue Hill and Thomas H. Crowe of Machias. …
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George Stevens Academy honor roll
GSA Announces honor roll.
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MMA student wins “Brookie” for renewable energy efforts
“The contributions these young leaders have already made are incredible and give me great hope for the future of the environmental movement in Maine,” said Natural Resources Council of Maine CEO Lisa Pohlmann.
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Bucksport Police log week of May 26
Floating object just debris
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Legion shares flag etiquette
ELLSWORTH — In conjunction with Memorial Day, May 30, and Flag Day, June 14, the American Legion, District 12 of Hancock County wanted to provide the following list of rules for the proper display of the American flag and some flag etiquette. “To begin with, do display the flag on all days, weather permitting, especially …
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Man gets probation in child porn case
The incident in question occurred in Bar Harbor on Aug. 27, 2019, Toffolon told presiding Justice Robert Murray.
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Shop Local Passport launched
There are 23 businesses participating in the promotion giving shoppers and diners ample choices. All the participating shops are listed on the passport and on a mobile-friendly map and guide at shoplocal.ellsworthamerican.com.
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Gouldsboro Police log week of May 26
Blown tire triggers accident
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Hancock resident graduates boot camp with help from Y
“I had a good team to help me out,” said Slater. “They helped me push through it and helped me get prepared.”
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City school budget going to voters
The School Board also approved language in the budget that would allow any excess funds received from the state to go to the city instead of the School Department, which was another sticking point at last week’s council meeting.